Many WoW players often desire more content to keep them playing actively as season six of arena drags on and as more and more raiding guilds get Ulduar on farm status. While some will simply carry on with their usual daily routines in WoW Gold such as checking their auction house sales, doing Argent Tournament dailies, and/or running their weekly instances, others are simply trying out other games at least until patch 3.2 hits and season seven begins to get WoW Gold.

Since I personally apply to the latter part of that statement and have been playing several different games lately such as Heroes of Newerth, Aion, and Call of Duty 4, I have really noticed one constant among all the different types of genres: Everyone playing their respective game swears on bibles that their game/genre takes the most skill out of any other computer game. Since this is a debatable topic, I wanted to use this article to discuss the 3 most popular competitive gaming genres right now and why they are arguably the most skill-based: RTS, FPS, and MMORPG about WoW Gold.

If you are not too familiar with the genre or these types of games, there is a really good video out there that showcases top players from Warcraft 3 and their amazing micromanagement that they use during games in order to win to get WoW Gold.

I could be wrong on this, but I believe I remember the payouts for winning the shooter tournaments to also be significantly more than the payouts for WoW Gold winners which also say at least a little bit about the marketing and popularity for competitive shooter games.